Court finding for MSO is chilling for artists
Justice Hill ruled that the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's cancellation of pianist Jayson Gillham’s performances was justified to protect its business interests. This decision has raised concerns among artists about the power of cultural institutions to suppress dissenting voices, particularly regarding the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Critics argue it reflects a broader trend of self-censorship.
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Published 12 Jul 2026, 10:00 UTC · Updated 12 Jul 2026, 10:10 UTC
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